Hogwarts Legacy Wands

Wands

Wand Wood Types

Wand Handles

Wand Cores

CategoryWandsWand HandlesWand Cores

Name	Category	Description
Arrow – Black	Wand Handles	A black and golden handle with a commanding point at its base
Arrow – Brown	Wand Handles	An expertly carved wooden handle with a cutting point at its base
Arrow – Pink Swirl	Wand Handles	A moulded pink and gold swirled handle with a fashionable point at its base
Avian – Beige	Wand Handles	A marvellous, twisting handle design in ivory, topped with a bronze owl
Avian – Brown	Wand Handles	A marvellous, twisting handle design in light grey, topped with a gold owl
Avian – Grey	Wand Handles	A marvellous, twisting handle design in dark grey, topped with a silver owl
Basketweave – Black	Wand Handles	A stone handle with a good weight to it, carved from cool black marble
Basketweave – Blue	Wand Handles	A stone handle with a good weight to it, carved from beautiful cool blue marble
Basketweave – Red	Wand Handles	A stone handle with a good weight to it, carved from striking red marble
Botanical – Bronze Leaf	Wand Handles	A carved, floral handle design in light wood with bronze, vined leaves
Botanical – Gold Leaf	Wand Handles	A carved, floral handle design in dark wood with gold, vined leaves
Botanical – Silver Leaf	Wand Handles	A carved, floral handle design in dark grey with silver, vined leaves
Celestial – Blue	Wand Handles	A fantastical, bold handle design in starry blue and brass, topped with a model planet
Celestial – Dark Grey	Wand Handles	A fantastical, bold handle design in starry white marble and dark grey, topped with a model planet
Celestial – Light Grey	Wand Handles	A fantastical, bold handle design in starry grey and bronze, topped with a model planet

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In case you are new to the universe in which Hogwarts Legacy is set, let’s review wands. Wands are used by most of the wizarding communities of the world. However, there are exceptions, like Natsai Onai‘s Uagadou—the largest wizarding school in the world. Wands originated in Europe and a London maker of wands, Ollivander’s, is renowned for their quality and craftsmanship. When you start the game, you will be given a wand to borrow, and later receive your own wand. In Hogwarts, wizards and witches use their wands frequently, and the player’s character is no exception. You will use it to attack, cast utility spells, create objects through transfiguration, and in many other ways.

Wand Customization

Early on in the game, you will start a quest that’s called “Welcome to Hogsmeade”. During this quest, you will visit the famous wand shop, Ollivander’s. It’s a joyous scene, and captures the magic of customizing one’s wand quite well. Throughout the process, you will choose a myriad of different options for your wand. It’s important to note that your choices will not affect your character’s magic ability, but you can’t change your wand after you have crafted it—so make sure you like it!

Wand Cores

Arguably the most important part of a wand is its core, and there are three different types:

• Dragon Heartstring
• Unicorn Hair
• Pheonix feather

Each one symbolizes something different and has an explanation for its advantages and shortcomings. Apparently, the original Ollivander is the reason that wands are only made with these three types; before him, people would make subpar wands with less effective cores.

Wand Wood Types

Another very important attribute for wands is their wood type. In the game, there are 38 different types of wood from which the player can choose. There is also lore behind every different wood type! There are also reasons for having a shorter or longer wand beyond the size of the person. Even more, the flexibility of the wand helps explain the relationship between it and the owner.

That’s all we have on wands! What’s your favorite thing about wands? Share it with us in the comments!